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package ezipc

import (
	"crypto/rand"
	"encoding/base64"
	"encoding/json"
	"errors"
	"io"
	"math/big"
	"reflect"
	"time"
)

// Differnt tag types of messages.
const (
	t_REQUEST = 1 << iota
	t_RELAY
	t_EXEC
)

// Catch for tagged messages.
type bucket struct {
	flag int
	done chan struct{}
	data *msg
	dst  *connection
	src  *connection
}

var ErrFail = errors.New("Call failed.")
var ErrClosed = errors.New("Connection closed.")
var errBadTag = errors.New("Duplicate tag detected.")

// Call invokes a registered method/function, blocks while actively checking for for completion, returns err on failure.
func (e *EzIPC) Call(name string, arg interface{}, reply interface{}) (err error) {
	data, err := json.Marshal(arg)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	data2, err := json.Marshal(reply)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	dest := e.uplink

new_request:
	if dest == nil {
		e.connMapLock.RLock()
		dest = e.connMap[name]
		e.connMapLock.RUnlock()
	}

	if dest == nil {
		return ErrClosed
	}

	// If there is already an error pending on this connection, send this back instead.
	if dest.err != nil {
		return dest.err
	}

	bucket, tag := e.getBucket()
	bucket.data = nil
	bucket.dst = dest

	err = dest.send(&msg{
		Dst: name,
		Va1: base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString(data),
		Va2: base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString(data2),
		Tag: tag,
	})
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// Remove bucket from map.
	reset_bucket := func() {
		e.tagMapLock.Lock()
		delete(e.tagMap, tag)
		e.tagMapLock.Unlock()
	}

	for {
		select {
		// Once request is met, provide result and/or error to Caller.
		case <-bucket.done:
			if len(bucket.data.Va2) > 0 && reflect.ValueOf(reply).Kind() == reflect.Ptr {

				var va2 []byte
				va2, err = base64.StdEncoding.DecodeString(bucket.data.Va2)
				if err != nil {
					return
				}

				err = json.Unmarshal(va2, reply)
				if err != nil && err != io.EOF {
					return
				}
			}

			switch bucket.data.Err {
			case errBadTag.Error():
				reset_bucket()
				goto new_request
			case ErrFail.Error():
				err = ErrFail
			default:
				if bucket.data.Err != "" {
					err = errors.New(bucket.data.Err)
				}
			}
			reset_bucket()
			return

		// Send busyCheck to see if we should continue waiting on reply.
		case <-time.After(time.Millisecond * 300):
			if dest == nil {
				return ErrClosed
			}
			err = dest.send(&msg{
				Dst: name,
				Tag: tag * -1,
			})
			if err != nil {
				return err
			}
			continue
		}
	}
	return
}

// Assigned Call a bucket to capture reply with.
func (e *EzIPC) getBucket() (*bucket, int32) {

	// Creates a random 32bit tag for IPC calls.
	genTag := func() int32 {
		maxBig := *big.NewInt(int64(1<<31 - 1))
		output, _ := rand.Int(rand.Reader, &maxBig)
		return int32(output.Int64())
	}

	// Generates a random number to serve as the ticket for this Call.
	tag := genTag()

	e.tagMapLock.Lock()
	defer e.tagMapLock.Unlock()
	for {
		if _, ok := e.tagMap[tag]; ok {
			if tag < int32(1<<31-1) {
				tag++
				continue
			} else {
				tag = 0
				continue
			}
		} else {
			newBucket := &bucket{
				flag: t_REQUEST,
				data: nil,
				done: make(chan struct{}),
			}
			e.tagMap[tag] = newBucket
			return newBucket, tag
		}
	}
}


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Dan Troy (1897 - 18 December 1953) was an Irish hurler who played as a full-back for the Limerick senior team.

Troy was a regular for the Limerick senior hurling team during a successful period between 1918 and 1921. During his inter-county career he won one All-Ireland medal and one Munster medal.

At club level Troy began his career with Newport before later winning two county club championship medals with Claughaun.

References

1897 births
Newport hurlers
Claughaun hurlers
Limerick inter-county hurlers
All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship winners
Year of death missing

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package nxt;

import org.json.simple.JSONObject;

import java.util.List;

public interface Transaction extends Comparable<Transaction> {

    public static interface Builder {

        Builder recipientId(Long recipientId);

        Builder referencedTransactionFullHash(String referencedTransactionFullHash);

        Builder message(Appendix.Message message);

        Builder encryptedMessage(Appendix.EncryptedMessage encryptedMessage);

        Builder encryptToSelfMessage(Appendix.EncryptToSelfMessage encryptToSelfMessage);

        Builder publicKeyAnnouncement(Appendix.PublicKeyAnnouncement publicKeyAnnouncement);

        Transaction build() throws NxtException.ValidationException;

    }

    Long getId();

    String getStringId();

    Long getSenderId();

    byte[] getSenderPublicKey();

    Long getRecipientId();

    int getHeight();

    Long getBlockId();

    Block getBlock();

    int getTimestamp();

    int getBlockTimestamp();

    short getDeadline();

    int getExpiration();

    long getAmountNQT();

    long getFeeNQT();

    String getReferencedTransactionFullHash();

    byte[] getSignature();

    String getFullHash();

    TransactionType getType();

    Attachment getAttachment();

    void sign(String secretPhrase);

    boolean verify();

    void validateAttachment() throws NxtException.ValidationException;

    byte[] getBytes();

    byte[] getUnsignedBytes();

    JSONObject getJSONObject();

    byte getVersion();

    Appendix.Message getMessage();

    Appendix.EncryptedMessage getEncryptedMessage();

    Appendix.EncryptToSelfMessage getEncryptToSelfMessage();

    List<? extends Appendix> getAppendages();

    /*
    Collection<TransactionType> getPhasingTransactionTypes();

    Collection<TransactionType> getPhasedTransactionTypes();
    */

    int getECBlockHeight();

    Long getECBlockId();

}

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I am pleased to announce that Paw-Talk has been acquired by a small forum management firm. I have had lengthy discussions with the new folks and they are really great guys and have the energy and passion to take Paw-Talk to the next level.
I would like to thank you all very much for helping make Paw-Talk what it is today (especially Jade and the rest of the Admin and Mod Team) and ask you to give a warm welcome to the new owners of Paw-Talk. I am excited for the community to be getting a new owner who will have the time and passion to help foster the community to be the best it can be.
Last edited by aviv_e; 11-20-2007 at 04:16 AM.
Andy, Thanks for the warm intro!
Dear Members, Let me introduce myself... My name is Aviv and I'm super excited to have acquired this community and look forward to becoming part of the it.
Our intent is to hold this community as part of our portfolio for many years to come. This community is one of a couple of communities we are buying. We have ideas about features that we believe could be of value to the community and we will want to share those with you and hear your thoughts. You probably have ideas yourself and we will want to hear those as well.
We don't have endless resources to develop new stuff, but we do have some, and we want those resources to work on things the community wants.
We want to hear from you and get to know you!!!
Last edited by aviv_e; 11-20-2007 at 04:17 AM.
Nice to meete you Aviv!
Nice to meet you Aviv.
Really excited about this community!
Gotta love an owner who jumps in and starts using silly smilies right off the bat.
Ahh, you gotta have some silliness now and again. We only get delete happy about posts if they're mostly useless.
If you're referring to the 'little silliness' yes.
By 'mostly useless' I meant the majority of a member's posts.
Hello Aviv and welcome to PAW TALK!
I hope you've got some neat & nifty things in store for us...we deserve only the best.
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Like with Cecile, fulfilling Ivana and Tsveta was actuallyn't almost as awkward not surprisingly.
They were both 24-year-old doctors who spoke great English, and chauffeuring several Us citizens in the center of the evening did actually feel all-natural for them. Initial, we stopped at a classic building close to an abandoned playground to grab a classmate of theirs. The actual only real sounds came from a flat in which couples contended in Bulgarian, and from static-heavy broadcast. Men known as Grigor crammed inside the back-seat with our team and instantly lit up a cigarette.
Even as we ultimately entered to the city, all of our latest Bulgarian pals gave you their head, recommendations, and biases on numerous nations we were checking out on our travels.
"Serbians are cockroaches," Ivana stated solidly.
Grigor nodded. "Not as worst as Macedonians—crazy bastards."
Tsveta had been silent, nevertheless when she read we'd getting driving through Albania, she muttered things about corruption and mob. (needless to say, folks in those region are no kinder whenever I requested them about Bulgarians. And think about Manhattanites' panorama in the American Heartland, and the other way around.)
Whenever we arrived in the middle of Sofia, they described the nearest ATM, a pizza (a top priority for me personally), and what pubs we have to consider once we returned the subsequent day. We went to an outdoor venue known as Cocktail club, came across a lot more of her class mates, and comprise kindly pushed homes a couple of hours afterwards at 3 a.m. Six days before, we'd however held it's place in the airport, getting excited about a great night's sleep.
Do you want to fulfill some weirdos on Tinder? Certain. Do you want to find a Taiwanese man who wants to give you home to their entire lengthy parents (as occurred to a pal of mine)? Definitely. And you need to constantly work out care. However, if you're taking a chance, a journey through a Quebec blizzard, or midnight drive through Bulgaria, are simply just a swipe aside.
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A tree has been planted in memory of an academic killed whilst cycling in Bermondsey in 2010.
Professor David Vilaseca was killed on 9 February 2010 in a collision with a lorry whilst cycling at the corner of Druid Street and Tower Bridge Road.
He was professor of hispanic studies at Royal Holloway, University of London and on Monday friends and colleagues gathered to dedicate a medlar tree in his memory at the college's Egham campus.
A David Vilaseca Memorial Lecture is held each year at Royal Holloway.
Prof Vilaseca was a specialist modern Spanish and Catalan literature and queer theory.


hi all. i make my battlefield 2 mod,and was necessary to change skinnedmesh of AT kit, instead of one part to add other, and during this work ran into the problem of "swimming" kit on the soldier body.I work in 3dsmax 9 with poe tool for battlefield 2. did nobody meet nothing of the kind? sorry for my bad english)) after I find this - in the Material Editor - BF2Object window ,interesting thing.one of materials was named "01 - Default" http://i.imgur.com/QIt3lU7.png (while other materials have the names as "drop_tangent" - for the kit bags on the floor when the soldier die,"Pilot_tangent" - for chopper and aircraft pilots and "SpetzKits_tangent" for the kit clases - medic,support,assault and others.)And this material is for rpg mesh for at.I change it name in "SpetzKits_tangent" http://i.imgur.com/vNqESOf.png and it gave a result ...sometimes rpg swiming again,not so strongly but and on the other soldier ,without body armour like te medic(i kill the medic,take his kit and revive him) looks like that what is the problemm?


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Why we need iron
Dietary Sources
Pregnancy and early life
Food fortification
Iron absorption
AB-Fortis® Applications for Iron Food Fortification
The stability, absence of metallic taste and low reactivity of AB-Fortis® makes it possible to fortify beverages and foodstuffs such as dairy products, cereals, bread, meat, vegetarian meat analogues, and many others.
AB-Fortis® in capsules: AB-Fortis® can be used in capsules in combination with other nutrients which are prone to oxidation. It can be used in soft gel or hard.
AB-Fortis® can be used in capsules in combination with other nutrients which are prone to oxidation. It can be used in soft gel or hard.
AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in bakery: Combine the pleasant and the useful by supplementing cakes and pastries with a daily dose of iron. The stable encapsulation withstands high baking temperatures without changing the appearance, color, taste or shelf life.
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AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in candy: Combine the pleasant and the useful by supplementing candy with a daily dose of iron. The stability at high temperature makes it a suitable ingredient for sugar confectionery.
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AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in dairy: Grass-fed dairy products contain oxidizable omega-3 fatty acids. The stable encapsulation allows for the addition of iron to dairy products without changing the appearance, color, taste or shelf life. No free iron is released, preventing oxidation of fatty acids.
Grass-fed dairy products contain oxidizable omega-3 fatty acids.
The stable encapsulation allows for the addition of iron to dairy products without changing the appearance, color, taste or shelf life. No free iron is released, preventing oxidation of fatty acids.
AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in flour: The high stability at high temperature makes it a suitable ingredient for flour fortification, without affecting the taste or physical characteristics. Some countries mandate fortification of wheat or maize flour and rice with iron or folic acid to prevent anemia. AB-Fortis® has great bioavailability compared to many types of iron used in fortified foods.
The high stability at high temperature makes it a suitable ingredient for flour fortification, without affecting the taste or physical characteristics. Some countries mandate fortification of wheat or maize flour and rice with iron or folic acid to prevent anemia. AB-Fortis® has great bioavailability compared to many types of iron used in fortified foods.
AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in milk: The microencapsulated iron is stable in a slightly acid pH and under high temperatures (UHT). It can be used in instant drinks or liquid shots.
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AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in drinks: This is the most difficult application and it does not always work very well. We should perhaps phrase this differently: AB-Fortis can be dispersed in drinks, in which the encapsulation prevents the release of free iron. It can be used in instant drinks or liquid shots.
This is the most difficult application and it does not always work very well. We should perhaps phrase this differently: AB-Fortis can be dispersed in drinks, in which the encapsulation prevents the release of free iron.
It can be used in instant drinks or liquid shots.
AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in syrup: The high concentration (40%) of bio-available iron and good solubility/dispersibility of AB-Fortis allow for new formulations such as syrup without any metallic taste or risk of tooth darkening.
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AB-Fortis® microencapsulated iron in yoghurt: The microencapsulated iron is stable in a low pH and under high temperatures (UHT). The stable encapsulation prevents oxidation and an unpleasant metallic taste.
The microencapsulated iron is stable in a low pH and under high temperatures (UHT). The stable encapsulation prevents oxidation and an unpleasant metallic taste.
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Last-ditch campaign spending is headed Colorado…
Last-ditch campaign spending is headed Colorado voters' way
Patrick Traylor, The Denver Post
A collection of political mail advertisements in Congressional District 6.
By Ben Botkin | bbotkin@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
In case Colorado voters need just a couple more TV ads or door-knockers to help them decide their 2018 ballots, they're getting bombarded with millions of dollars more in last-minute outside spending.
Everytown for Gun Safety Victory Fund is among the largest last-minute spenders in the race between Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman and Democratic challenger Jason Crow.
The anti-gun violence group is putting more than $700,000 into a television ad that will reach the district's voters through Election Day. The ad criticizes Coffman for not supporting comprehensive background checks and bans on assault weapons.
Coffman's campaign manager, Tyler Sandberg, had no comment on the ad.
The 6th Congressional District race is one that Democrats want to flip for control of the House. That's made the election one of the most expensive House races this cycle, with nearly $15 million in outside spending going into the race — 60 percent of it favoring Crow — according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
In the governor's race, last-minute outside spending is cropping up on both sides.
Better Colorado Now, a political group that backs Republican and state treasurer Walker Stapleton, placed a $750,050 television ad buy that run from Thursday through Election Day.
Colorado lawmakers consider special session on expected TABOR refunds
Also, the Sierra Club Independent Expenditure Committee has put about $300,000 into efforts to back Jared Polis, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate running against Republican state treasurer Walker Stapleton.
The spending is covering direct mail, digital ads, canvassing and phone calls, said Jim Alexee, director of the Colorado Sierra Club.
Big money is also coming through for Amendment 74, the ballot measure that would allow property owners to sue the government for actions that lead to decreased property values. More than $1 millionhas gone into canvassing, digital ads and direct mail in the last week, according to campaign finance records for the Committee for Colorado's Shared Heritage, the oil- and-gas-backed group pushing the measure.
Mike Coffman
Walker Stapleton
Ben Botkin
Ben Botkin is a state political reporter at The Denver Post. He has covered politics and state government in Idaho, Nevada and Oklahoma.
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The Original Church
Plans for the church were drawn up in 1858, and construction took place between 1860 and 1861 to a design by George Frederick Bodley (whose father had been a doctor in Brighton and a resident of the Furze Hill area of Hove, close to the Montpelier and Clifton Hill districts). Bodley was also working on St. Paul's Church in West Street, Brighton at the time, on an interior alterations project.
The design of the exterior was reminiscent of the Italianate style, in red brick with horizontal bands of white stone and a steeply pitched slate roof. This featured a modest flèche spire containing a bell recovered from Sevastopol during the Crimean War (1854-1856).
The church took two years to build at a cost of £6,728, and was consecrated by the Bishop of Chichester on 29 September 1862. There was room for a congregation of 700; pew rent was charged on 300 of these seats at first. The Reverend Charles Beanlands, who had been a curate at St. Paul's Church since his ordination in 1849, was given the perpetual curacy of St. Michael's Church, and he remained in this position until his death in 1898.
Saint Michael and All Angels serves the loosely-defined Montpelier and Clifton Hill areas of Brighton, which lie west of the major Dyke Road and cover the steep slopes between the Seven Dials district and the seafront. A church named St. Stephen's had served parts of the district since 1851, when it had been moved to Montpelier Place from its previous location in Castle Square, close to the Royal Pavilion, where is served as the Royal Chapel. However, it was not convenient for the area as a whole, with most of its parishioners being drawn instead from the streets to the south of the church.
Development of the Montpelier and Clifton Hill areas started in the 1820s, and by the 1840s they had essentially taken the form they remain in today, with a range of high-quality houses, many in the form of Regency terraces and crescents such as Clifton Terrace and Montpelier Crescent. However, one area of open land remained: at the time (the 1850s) it was known as Temple Fields, and consisted of a field, a pond and a partly-built house. This was chosen as the site for a new church to serve the area. On present-day maps, Temple Fields is the area bounded by Denmark Terrace, Clifton Hill, Powis Road and Victoria Road.
The Extension
However, this fine building quickly became too small and, in 1865, William Burges designed a parallel church which would incorporate Bodley's building as its south aisle. The rebuilding was not carried out until 1893, and took two years. Burges was a contemporary of Bodley; both men were born in 1827. It is not known for certain why a different architect was chosen for the redesign, and the changes reportedly caused Bodley some upset. Burges did not live to see his designs realised; he died in 1881.
The exterior decoration of the new building broadly matched that of the original church, consisting of bands of white stone contrasting with dark red brick, but there is a considerable difference in height. The original building's north aisle was demolished, and its remaining structure became the south aisle of the new church. In terms of the church's present arrangement, therefore, the main body and the adjacent north aisle date from 1893, while the south aisle is original.
The designs, as originally submitted, showed that a cloister and a campanile were planned to be built as well. Inside, additional decoration was to have been made in the chancel, and various additions were proposed for the sanctuary area. A predella (altar shelf) behind the altar, a set of sedilia within the sanctuary area and a baldacchino above the altar were all shown in the plans. However, none of these proposals were implemented, and no changes took place in this area until around 1900, when architect and interior designer William Henry Romaine Walker (1854-1940) provided a marble wall with Cosmatesque-style decoration between the chancel and the nave, a screen for the chancel itself, a new marble altar (in his wife's memory) and extra marble ornamentation for the sanctuary. A rood screen and new reredos were also installed at this time, designed by Romaine Walker.
A Parish Hall was built in 1970 on the site, to the north of the church, where the cloister was originally proposed.
Today, the parish church of Saint Michael's is recognised as one of the finest Victorian churches in the country, grade 1 listed and internationally famous for its magnificent Pre-Raphaelite stained glass.
Architecture and Fixtures
The building dates to two periods – Burges' enlargement substantially altered the character of the building, abandoning Bodley's polychrome brickwork interior for proper stone dressings, but he retained the polychrome style for the somewhat brutal exterior.
It contains works by two of the 19th centuries greatest church architects, George Bodley [one of his very first] and William Burges; Stained glass by the leading Pre-Raphaelites: William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Ford Madox Brown, Philip Webb and Peter Paul Marshall.
Also windows by other notables: William Worrall. H.W. Lonsdale, Clayton & Bell, Kempe and Tower.
Decorative work by William Webb (chancel ceiling), Cecil Hare (reredos – Lady Chapel); stone and wood carvings (including Misericords, S. Michael, angels) William Nicholls; possible rood figures by Peter Rendl, reredos and metal screens and rood by Romaine Walker; alter by Temple Moore; textiles and vessel by Burges, etc, etc


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Detective Gallo is a point-and-click comic-noir adventure that is entirely hand-illustrated and hand-animated, and whose protagonist is a feathered and grumpy private eye struggling with a very tricky case, bizarre characters, and puzzles that will put his insight and patience to the test.


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Absolutely! It's fun to learn -- as long as you're not going to get upset if your building isn't 100% perfect on the first try.


Thread: after 3 years finally got an Xbox one and for only $62.13 w/2 games!!!
Re: after 3 years finally got an Xbox one and for only $62.13 w/2 games!!!
I've had a One since launch and while I enjoyed it the first several years I've become unhappy with it. They just stopped caring about exclusives except the same old Halo and Gears.
I was thinking of getting one of these now as there is a emulator hack Dev mode and it looks like it will only lead to further exploration...Decisions ...Decisions.
I may just have to bite the bullet.
Some things are nice about it. Like not having to get up and switch discs to change games. But that just means you have to buy a huge hard drive. I still cannot get used to the interface/menu/layout. I miss the 360. That was a great system, especially for us pirates.
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2022 "Platelet Rich Plasma"
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Click here to read the 2022 Winning Paper
2021 "Assessment of the Safety of Donated Blood Products after Reduction of the Deferral for Men who have Sex with Men Blood Donors from Twelve Months to Three Months"
~ Alexandra Corns, The University of Kansas Medical Center CLS, Kansas City, KS
2020 "The Effectiveness of Blood Products Donated by Active Smokers"
~ Drew Lichtenstein, Mercy Hospital St. Louis School of Clinical Laboratory Science, St. Louis, MO
2019 "Critical Value Reporting and Effective Comunication in Transfusion Medicine"
~ Eleanor Sis, Clinical Laboratory Sciences at The KU Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
2018 "Pathogen Inactivation Technologies for Blood Components"
~ Janna Boerger, Mercy Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Science, St. Louis, MO
2017"Alternative and Non-Traditional Treatments for Graft Versus Host Disease"
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2016 "Artificial Platelets"
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2015 "A Review of Developments in Synthetic Blood Products"
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2014 "Discrimination in the Blood Donor Policy"
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2013 "The Introduction of Molecular Methods to Blood Banking"
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QB Ryan Stanley stepping up as FAMU's starter
Redshirt freshman QB has led the Rattlers to a 2-1 record in his three starts.
QB Ryan Stanley stepping up as FAMU's starter Redshirt freshman QB has led the Rattlers to a 2-1 record in his three starts. Check out this story on tallahassee.com: http://on.tdo.com/2f0BA9B
Democrat correspondent Published 8:32 p.m. ET Oct. 21, 2016
FAMU quarterback Ryan Stanley scored four touchdowns (one passing, three rushing) against Delaware State last Saturday.(Photo: Morgan Culler/FAMU Athletics)
Ryan Stanley had eight scholarship offers at the conclusion of his high school career at Charles W. Flanagan High in Pembroke Pines.
He was a three-star athlete, the 2015 Offensive Player of the Year in Broward County, throwing for more than 2,500 yards in 2014.
He threw for more than 2,300 yards in 2012 and 2013 and owns the Broward County high school record for completions in a game (37), which included a 99-yard pass for a touchdown.
So, why did the redshirt freshman from Hollywood choose to come to Florida A&M, which tangles today with Hampton in the Rattlers' homecoming game at 3 p.m. at Bragg Stadium?
By the time he'd decided to commit to another university that offered him, such as Western Kentucky and Eastern Michigan, other quarterbacks had already committed before him; he lost both scholarship offers.
But after visiting FAMU along with the other Class of 2019 recruits, he felt like there was a chance to make a special impact.
"I liked my guys that I came with," Stanley said about his visit to FAMU. "We built a bond and clicked with each other fast, we figured this was the school."
He added, "I like the atmosphere and we have a great group of coaches. Along with everybody here, I feel like we can do something special."
When Stanley chose FAMU, some thought that it was awkward that he'd chosen to attend a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) – because he is White – rather than a school like Florida International, Eastern Michigan or Western Kentucky.
Being from South Florida, he did not see it that way. Diversity is what he knows and choosing to be a Rattler was not an uncomfortable decision for him. Everyone in his neighborhood supported his decision.
"I'm from down south and I always grew up around black people," he said. "I was never around something like that when someone tried to convince me to not attend an HBCU. I love it here."
Stanley has moved from backup to starting quarterback after the Rattlers began the season with an 0-4 record.
Stanley said his goal is to be the best quarterback in the FCS and help the Rattlers win the MEAC.
Since the change, the Rattlers are 2-1 and Stanley has thrown for 475 yards with two 200-yard passing performances. The dual-threat quarterback is also the team's third leading rusher with 212 yards.
Stanley credits much of his offensive success to the players around him. He said his teammates made the transition easier.
"I'm just doing what I'm coached, and taking what the coaches tell me," Stanley said. "It's not just me.
"The offensive line is giving me time to throw the ball, the receivers are making great plays and the running backs are opening it up more for the passing game. So, it's not just me, it's all of us."
FAMU's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Marty Spieler, is a 13-year coaching veteran and is in his second year coaching the Rattlers' offense.
He previously worked with head coach Alex Wood at Buffalo from 2011-2014 as the tight ends and wide receivers coach.
Spieler is mostly pleased by his quarterback's maturation and preparedness as a freshman.
"(Ryan Stanley) and all three of my guys are very mature in how they approach the game," he said. "Ryan just takes what the defense gives him and picks them apart."
Spieler said what impresses him is Stanley's innate ability to be a "gamer".
"Ryan was the Player of the Year in Broward County when he graduated," he said. "He is one of those kids that have 'make-up ability' during the game.
"He has the ability to make plays with his legs when the pocket collapses, move the pocket and get the ball to his playmakers."
His goal for Stanley and all of his quarterbacks is to make sure they finish every game completing 70 percent of their passes and are consistently protecting the football.
Stanley is still getting acclimated to the life of a student-athlete. He relies on tutelage from the veteran players to keep him on track and get accustomed to managing school and football.
"I've been talking to the older guys because they were in my shoes before," he said. "They really help me adjust to the schedule of college and things that will help me do better."
Stanley gets much of his motivation to pursue his goals from his mother.
He said he has a good relationship with his father, who lives in Miami, but he's always lived with his mother. The bond with her grew stronger after his sister left for college in Orlando when he was freshman in high school.
"She helped me with everything in life," he said. "She stayed strong no matter how hard it got and I try to do everything for her and my family."
FAMU vs. Hampton
•When/Where: Today, Bragg Stadium, 3 p.m.
•Radio:96.1 FM
Record: FAMU (2-5, 2-2 MEAC); Hampton (3-3, 3-1 MEAC)
Last game: FAMU defeated Del. State 41-27, Hampton defeated Morgan State 21-12
Best case scenario: Stanley has another clean game as the Rattlers' starter and leads the Rattlers to victory. Bonus points for this scenario if running back Devin Bowers comes out of the game completely healthy. Hampton is a good team in the MEAC that has dreams of challenging for a spot in the celebration bowl. The Pirates won't go down easy. But Stanley has momentum and confidence on his side. The Rattlers could pull this one off if he has another great outing.
Worst case scenario: FAMU gets blown out in front of what's going to be a massive crowd. The Rattlers were turnover-happy against the Pirates last season and they paid for it, losing 33-0 in Virginia. Obviously, things are different now. The Rattlers have a new starting quarterback and different weapons on offense and defense. But another 33-0 game on homecoming? That would be pretty disheartening heading into the home stretch of the season.
Final score and why: FAMU wins 28-24. Why not? It's homecoming. FAMU is playing better than it has in recent years and Ryan Stanley looks like he's the quarterback that can really run head coach Alex Wood's offense. Wood said it himself: Stanley will need to play his best game as a Rattler to FAMU to win this one. No better time than homecoming to really step up.
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package org.apache.camel.component.jgroups.raft.cluster;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;

import org.apache.camel.cluster.CamelClusterMember;
import org.apache.camel.cluster.CamelClusterService;
import org.apache.camel.component.jgroups.raft.JGroupsRaftConstants;
import org.apache.camel.component.jgroups.raft.utils.NopStateMachine;
import org.apache.camel.support.cluster.AbstractCamelClusterView;
import org.jgroups.JChannel;
import org.jgroups.raft.RaftHandle;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

public class JGroupsRaftClusterView extends AbstractCamelClusterView {

    private static final transient Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(JGroupsRaftClusterView.class);
    private final CamelClusterMember localMember = new JGropusraftLocalMember();
    private String jgroupsConfig;
    private String jgroupsClusterName;
    private RaftHandle raftHandle;
    private String raftId;
    private volatile boolean isMaster;

    protected JGroupsRaftClusterView(CamelClusterService cluster, String namespace, String jgroupsConfig, String jgroupsClusterName, RaftHandle raftHandle, String raftId) {
        super(cluster, namespace);

        this.jgroupsConfig = jgroupsConfig;
        this.jgroupsClusterName = jgroupsClusterName;
        this.raftHandle = raftHandle;
        this.raftId = raftId;
    }

    @Override
    public Optional<CamelClusterMember> getLeader() {
        if (isMaster) {
            return Optional.of(localMember);
        } else {
            return Optional.empty();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public CamelClusterMember getLocalMember() {
        return localMember;
    }

    @Override
    public List<CamelClusterMember> getMembers() {
        return new ArrayList<CamelClusterMember>() {{ add(localMember); }};
    }

    @Override
    protected void doStart() throws Exception {
        if (raftHandle == null && jgroupsConfig != null && !jgroupsConfig.isEmpty()) {
            raftHandle = new RaftHandle(new JChannel(jgroupsConfig), new NopStateMachine()).raftId(raftId);
        } else if (raftHandle == null) {
            raftHandle = new RaftHandle(new JChannel(JGroupsRaftConstants.DEFAULT_JGROUPSRAFT_CONFIG), new NopStateMachine()).raftId(raftId);
        }
        fireLeadershipChangedEvent(Optional.empty());
        raftHandle.addRoleListener(new ClusterRoleChangeListener(this));
        raftHandle.channel().connect(jgroupsClusterName);
    }

    @Override
    protected void doStop() throws Exception {
        isMaster = false;
        fireLeadershipChangedEvent(Optional.empty());
        LOG.info("Disconnecting JGroupsraft Channel for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        raftHandle.channel().disconnect();
        if (raftHandle != null && raftHandle.log() != null) {
            raftHandle.log().close();
            LOG.info("Closed Log for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected void doShutdown() throws Exception {
        isMaster = false;
        fireLeadershipChangedEvent(Optional.empty());
        if (raftHandle != null) {
            raftHandle.channel().close();
            raftHandle = null;
        }

        LOG.info("Closing JGroupsraft Channel for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        if (raftHandle != null && raftHandle.channel() != null) {
            raftHandle.channel().close();

            LOG.info("Closed JGroupsraft Channel Channel for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        }
        LOG.info("Closing Log for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        if (raftHandle != null && raftHandle.log() != null) {
            raftHandle.log().close();
            LOG.info("Closed Log for JGroupsRaftClusterView with Id {}", raftId);
        }
        raftHandle = null;
    }

    public boolean isMaster() {
        return isMaster;
    }

    public void setMaster(boolean master) {
        isMaster = master;
    }

    @Override
    protected void fireLeadershipChangedEvent(Optional<CamelClusterMember> leader) {
        super.fireLeadershipChangedEvent(leader);
    }

    private final class JGropusraftLocalMember implements CamelClusterMember {

        @Override
        public boolean isLeader() {
            return isMaster;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean isLocal() {
            return true;
        }

        @Override
        public String getId() {
            return getClusterService().getId();
        }
    }
}


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La fenologia, terme que deriva de la paraula del grec phaino, 'mostrar', 'aparèixer', és la ciència que estudia la relació entre els factors climàtics i els cicles dels éssers vius. El moment i la durada dels esdeveniments fenològics particulars varia segons els anys depenent de la corresponent situació meteorològica.

La fenologia presenta dues branques:

 la fitofenologia, la part de la fenologia que estudia com afecten les variables climatològiques a les manifestacions periòdiques o estacionals de les plantes (floració, maduració de fruits, aparició i caiguda de fulles, etc.) i
 la zoofenologia, la part de la fenologia que estudia com les variables i les inèrcies climatològiques afecten les activitats periòdiques dels animals (migració, hibernació, muda de pell, canvis d'activitat, etc.).

L'anotació de les dates de l'arribada o tornada de certs ocells migratoris (com en el cas de l'oreneta) és un exemple de l'activitat de la fenologia.

Les dades fenològiques es prenen en petits jardins annexos a observatoris meteorològics, a partir de la informació subministrada per aficionats voluntaris o en centres especialitzats, com és el cas de la finca de La Higueruela, a Toledo, que depèn del CSIC (Consell Superior d'Investigacions Científiques).

S'ha de tenir en compte, a efectes comparatius, que les diferents varietats de plantes conreades tenen cicles que es completen en períodes també diferents.

La recopilació de dades amb sèries de molts anys pot contribuir a millorar la gestió i el rendiment dels conreus. En el cas d'espècies silvestres, també constitueix un avís sobre canvis climàtics, abundància d'espècies, estat sanitari, etc.

A la Xina hi ha registrat un calendari fenològic des de fa mil anys, i a Kyoto, al Japó, es registra la data de floració dels cirerers des de l'edat mitjana.

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US-Afghan raid on Taliban leaves more than 20 dead, including US troops
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Afghan forces have been rocked by a series of Taliban attacks since NATO's combat operations ended in 2014. (AP: Rahmat Gul/file)
A US-Afghan raid against the Taliban, involving NATO airstrikes, left 26 civilians, three Afghan troops and two US service members dead, officials say.
26 civilians, three Afghan troops and two US troops dead
Afghan authorities investigating the attack
The Taliban's 2015 takeover of Kunduz marked the most serious blow to the country since international troops withdrew in 2014
Afghan officials said they were still investigating the attack and its civilian casualties, some of which may have been caused by the airstrikes called in to support Afghan and US troops under fire.
NATO and the Pentagon described the Americans killed and four other US troops wounded as being part of "a train, advise and assist mission".
Residents later carried more than a dozen corpses, including those of children, toward the local governor's office in a show of rage a year after American forces attacked an area hospital in Kunduz, killing 42 people.
Yet another airstrike killing civilians could stoke anger among Afghans.
NATO declined to identify the Americans killed, pending notification of their next of kin.
"Our service members were doing their part to help the Afghans secure their own country while protecting our homeland from those who would do us harm," US Defence Secretary Ash Carter said in a statement.
The target of the raid were two senior Taliban commanders, who were killed in the fighting along with 63 other insurgents, Kunduz police chief General Qasim Jangalbagh said.
He said Afghan special forces carried out the raid and that he did not have any information about NATO involvement in the assault.
Mr Jangalbagh said 26 civilians, including members of the Taliban fighters' families, were killed in the assault.
Dr Mohammad Naim Mangal, the director of a Kunduz hospital, said his facility received the bodies of a dead man and a child and treated 30 people, including children, wounded in the fighting.
NATO only said it was "aware of the allegations," while the Pentagon did not immediately respond.
US Brigadier General Charles Cleveland and an Afghan Defence Ministry spokesperson said three Afghan troops were killed in the assault.
Mr Cleveland said in a statement that "friendly forces received direct fire and airstrikes were conducted to defend themselves" and an investigation was underway.
A Taliban statement also said there were civilian casualties while claiming its fighters killed 16 US troops, although the insurgents often exaggerate their battlefield successes.
The battle against the Taliban
Taliban fighters briefly overran the city of Kunduz in early October, a show of strength by the insurgents that also highlighted the troubles facing local Afghan forces 15 years after the US-led invasion of the country.
The Taliban captured and held parts of Kunduz a year earlier as well before the city was fully liberated weeks later with the help of US airstrikes.
On Thursday, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani issued a statement announcing a local investigation and criticising the Taliban for using women and children as "a shield" during the raid.
NATO's combat operations ended in Afghanistan at the end of 2014, a move that put Afghan forces in charge of the country's security.
Since then, Afghan forces have suffered heavy casualties battling the Taliban, who have at times overrun provincial capitals before being pushed back.
The fight in Afghanistan, American's longest war, began after the September 11 attacks, as the Taliban harboured al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
The Taliban and Afghan Government recently held secret talks to see if they could start peace negotiations to end the fighting, though questions remain over which faction of the insurgency is doing the talking.
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Sarah and Christopher played with visual elements with complete abandon. They had fedoras and that gorgeous antique car, ribbons and flowers that transformed the space into a magical place. They were married just over the border in a Wisconsin winery that felt more like a Scottish castle than anything you'd expect to find around here.


The artistic talents of Transylvania University students will be spotlighted in a Morlan Gallery exhibition from May 3-17.
The annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, which is free and open to the public, will feature more than 100 pieces—from paintings to fiber to digital media.
The show opens on Friday, May 3, with a reception from 5-7 p.m. Awards will be presented at 6 p.m. The Lexington Gallery Hop closes the exhibition on Friday, May 17, from 5-8 p.m.
Art faculty and the gallery director will award prizes for creative, exceptional work in "best of" categories.
Honors also include the Dean's Purchase Award, which recognizes superior student artists by installing their works in a permanent collection on campus. Michael Cairo, interim vice president for academic affairs and dean of the university, continues the tradition this year.
The Nana Lampton Prize, named in honor of the visual artist, poet, philanthropist and business leader, is given to seniors in recognition of their creative vision, strong work ethic and natural leadership.
Additionally, the Abbott Scholarship will go to a rising junior or senior who has demonstrated studio and scholarly excellence. The scholarship honors the memory of Mildred and Harold Abbott, both patrons and practitioners in the visual and performing arts.
Morlan Gallery, which is on the main level of Transylvania's Mitchell Fine Arts Center, is open weekdays from noon to 5 p.m. and by special appointment. Free, nearby parking is available. For an appointment, call Gallery Director Andrea Fisher 24 hours prior to viewing at 859-233-8142.


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Groupe PSA Appoints New Head of Dealer Operations
Groupe PSA has appointed Larbi Hbil as the new Head of Dealer Operations in the GCC to lead the French manufacturer's expansion plan in the region and oversee the local distributor network. He will report to and work closely with Rakesh Nair, Groupe PSA Managing Director of the GCC.
In his new role, Larbi will focus on continuing to build and expand Peugeot's partner network, making Peugeot vehicles more accessible across the Middle East while enhancing marketing and operational efficiency. He will continue to optimise the customer experience across all distribution channels in the region.
Welcoming the appointment, Nair commented: "Larbi is an outstanding business expert who will be a great asset to us in this time of regional growth for the brand. With his broad experience across several industries, he will further drive up standards in the customer experience offered by our importers."
Speaking about his new role, Larbi said: "I am proud to be joining Groupe PSA as it makes its comeback in the region. The brand has made many great strides in recent years and I look forward to working with our dealership network across the region to enhance Peugeot's customer experience and take it to the next level."
Larbi most recently served as Managing Director of Volvo Group Trucks Middle East and Africa. He will bring more than 25 years of sales, business development and regional operations management experience which he obtained during his work in different markets from Europe, Asia, Africa to the Middle East within a variety of industries, including technology, Automotive, and Aviation.
During his diverse career, Hbil has had a successful track record in delivering sales growth and has led multiple expansion plans and brand launches Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Hbil holds an Executive MBA in Leadership and Change from Hult International Business School and a post-graduate degree in Marketing from TIAS Business School, The Netherlands.
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The word "Philharmonic" translates to a fondness or devotion to music, and The Philharmonic Winds truly embraces that. Formed in 2000, The Philharmonic Winds has grown to more than 80 dedicated members who have come together because of their common love for music. A congregation of skilled musicians from all walks of life – tertiary students to working professionals, music students to wind band instructors – The Philharmonic Winds is proud to be home to a thriving musical community, a family which includes the Philharmonic Youth Winds, an ensemble initiated to provide an opportunity for passionate, young musicians to further their wind music experience.
The Philharmonic Winds constantly strives to present fresh and exciting quality music to its audiences and aspires to achieve professionalism in all aspects of music-making, with the aim of becoming one of the finest wind orchestras in the region. Led by Music Director Leonard Tan, the ensemble has performed a collection of landmark works from the wind band repertoire, and led the way for local wind orchestras in presenting the best and the most exciting wind music to Singaporean audiences. An avid supporter of local music, the orchestra has also staged numerous concerts dedicated to works by Singaporean and Singapore-based composers, and commissioned new compositions which are premiered at its "Singapore Compose!" concerts. Beyond the wind music scene, The Philharmonic Winds has collaborated with many local talents from other musical and arts genres.
The Philharmonic Winds is privileged to have collaborated with world-renowned musicians, and performed under the baton of distinguished conductors such as Principal Guest Conductor Timothy Reynish. It is proud to have received much recognition on the world stage as one of Singapore's premier arts flag-bearers. The ensemble has received many international accolades and been invited to headline a number of international festivals.
Besides its regular concert seasons at the Esplanade Concert Hall and overseas performances, The Philharmonic Winds also regularly presents free community outreach concerts in the heartlands. It strongly believes in helping to make society better – for example, by helping raise funds for The Children's Charities Association of Singapore and Yellow Ribbon Fund.
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